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Special Event Transportation
When it’s time to arrange event transportation, you’ve got plenty on your mind. You need a service that guarantees punctuality, safety, and the highest level of professionalism and naturally, you want a vehicle that exceeds your expectations in both comfort and luxury.
At Black Cars, we understand your concerns, which is why we provide impeccable limousine services tailored for special occasions. With years of expertise, we specialise in delivering top-tier transportation for any event.
Whether you’re heading to or from a special event in Sydney or Melbourne, our service ensures a stylish and seamless experience.
Reach out to us for event transportation that lets you relax and enjoy the ride in comfort and class.
We are Event Specialists
Whether you require 5 SUVs, 10 luxury sedans, or a fleet of 56-passenger coaches, Black cars has the capacity and expertise to ensure your event transportation is executed flawlessly.
At Black Cars, we are committed to making your special day truly unforgettable by meeting every transportation need with precision and care.
Our extensive fleet includes a wide variety of luxury cars, spacious SUVs, and larger vehicles, as well as exclusive and unique luxury cars to suit any occasion.
No matter the size of your event or the complexity of your transportation requirements, we have the perfect vehicle options to ensure everything runs smoothly and seamlessly.
We can assist with any type of event
- Corporate Events
- Weddings
- Formals
- Bachelor/Bachelorette parties
- Awards ceremonies
- Birthdays and Anniversaries
- Funerals
- Concert/Sporting Events
- Wine-tasting tours
- Company Outings
- Corporate meetings
SYDNEY STADIUMS
ACCOR STADIUM
82,000
Accor Stadium, known non-commercially as Stadium Australia, is a 82,000-capacity stadium located at Sydney Olympic Park in the west of Sydney, Australia. Built to be the centrepiece of the Sydney 2000 Olympic Games, it now serves primarily as a rectangular sports and entertainment venue. No other outdoor stadium used for the Olympics had been bigger than Stadium Australia at the time of the games, with its 110,000 seating capacity.
Specially designed for the unique Australian environment, the stadium shades and protects the majority of spectators. Suspended from a huge arch structure and three hectares in area, the roof is constructed from translucent polycarbonate to minimise the shadows and patches of direct sunlight on the playing area, creating ideal conditions for TV presentations and spectators.
ALLIANZ STADIUM
42,500
The new state-of-the-art Allianz Stadium is located in Sydney’s Moore Park and hosted its first event on September 2, 2022. Built on the site of the old SFS which was demolished in 2019, the project builds on the legacy of the Sydney Sports Ground (1899) and the original Sydney Football Stadium, opened as a Bicentennial Project in 1988.
The new 42,500-capacity stadium features three levels of seating on either side of the playing arena with two levels at the ends. A steep incline ensures all seats are close to and on top of the action with not a bad seat in the house.
ROSEHILL RACES
20,000
Rosehill Gardens Racecourse is situated approximately 22 kilometres west of the Sydney CBD in what is the geographical heart of the metropolitan area. Operated by the Australian Turf Club, who also manage Royal Randwick Racecourse, the course originally opened in 1885 and today features a main members grandstand with ample seating and dining facilities, a function centre and more. Rosehill Gardens hosts the annual Golden Slipper race day.
ROYAL RANDWICK RACECOURSE
50,000
Royal Randwick Racecourse is a racecourse for horse racing located in the Eastern Suburbs of Sydney, New South Wales. Randwick Racecourse is Crown Land leased to the Australian Turf Club and known to many Sydney racegoers as headquarters. The racecourse is located about six kilometres south-east from the Sydney Central Business District in the suburb of Randwick. The course proper has a circumference of 2224m with a home straight of 410m.
On 14 October 2017, the inaugural running of The Everest was held at Royal Randwick. The Everest is the richest race in Australia and the richest turf race in the world with $15 million in prize money.
Since 2014, Randwick hosts The Championships, a two-day season-ending meeting in April that offers over AUD$20 million in prize money. It features several Group 1 races such as the Australian Derby, Doncaster Handicap and Queen Elizabeth Stakes.
ICC SYDNEY
9,000
The International Convention Centre Sydney is Sydney’s world-class convention and exhibition centre that opened in 2016 at Darling Harbour, featuring the 9,000-seat ICC Sydney Theatre.
Featuring a striking contemporary design, leading technology and multipurpose spaces, the International Convention Centre Sydney is a beacon of innovation, learning and entertainment, connecting and celebrating leaders of invention, business, governance and the arts.
QUDOS BANK ARENA
9,000
Qudos Bank Arena (formerly the Sydney SuperDome) is Australia’s premier indoor multi-purpose venue. Built for the Sydney 2000 Olympic Games, the venue has a maximum capacity of 18,000 for sports such as Basketball and Netball, while capacity for concerts can exceed 21,000. Taking 18 months to build, Qudos Bank Arena opened in November 1999 at a cost of $200 million. The venue is situated at Sydney Olympic Park right next to ANZ Stadium. It opened as the Sydney SuperDome before Acer purchased the naming rights in May 2006. In September 2011, Allphones took over the naming-rights of the venue.
MELBOURNE STADIUMS
MELBOURNE CRICKET GROUND
10,000
The MCG was built way back in 1853 when the then 15-year-old Melbourne Cricket Club was forced by the government to move from its former site because the route of Australia’s first steam train was to pass through the oval. Since that time, the MCG has seen many major redevelopments with the latest completed in February 2006. The Northern Grandstand was the 14th stand to be erected at the ground and replaced the existing Ponsford, Members and Olympic Grandstands – names which are retained in the new 55,000-capacity structure.
MARVEL STADIUM
55,000
Marvel Stadium is a 55,000-seat multi-purpose venue located in Melbourne’s Docklands precinct, playing host to a variety of events including Australian Football, Rugby League/Union, Football, Cricket and concerts. The venue is now known as Marvel Stadium as of October 1, 2018 following an eight-year naming-rights sponsorship with The Walt Disney Company Australia.
The Docklands venue features a retractable roof ensuring perfect conditions at all times. It opens and closes in less than 20 minutes and even with the roof open, 98 percent of patrons are sitting behind the drip line of the roof. When the roof is closed, the ceiling height to the underside of the support structure is 24 metres (78 feet) and to underside of the fixed structure is 35 metres.
FLEMINGTON RACES
120,000
Flemington Racecourse is a major horse racing venue located in Melbourne. The venue is home of the Melbourne Cup which was first run in 1861. Steeped in a tradition of beauty, strength and style, Flemington is well known for its wide lawns and beautiful roses. The record crowd at Flemington was 129,089 for the 2006 Victoria Derby however capacity is now capped at around 120,000.
Flemington comprises of three grandstands – the Lawn Stand, Members Stand and the new Club Stand. The members grandstand redefined the Australian Racing Experience when it opened in 2000. The $41.5M five-tiered stand includes approximately 6900 viewing seats, betting lounge and a member’s level with a unique glazed atrium space with spectacular trackside and city views.
ROD LAVER ARENA
14,820
Rod Laver Arena at Melbourne Park is the largest indoor arena in Melbourne and the home of the Australian Open. Opened in 1988 as part of the original National Tennis Centre complex, the arena plays host to a wide range of sports and entertainment events, from tennis to international rock stars and motorbike super-cross. The most dynamic transformation Rod Laver Arena has seen was in March 2007 with the FINA 2007 World Swimming Championships when a 50 metre temporary pool was built on the arena’s floor.
QUEENSLAND STADIUMS
SUNCORP STADIUM
52,000
Suncorp Stadium, traditionally known as Lang Park and non-commercially as Brisbane Stadium, is the home of Rugby League in Queensland. A major $280 million redevelopment of the stadium was completed in June 2003 to convert it into a state-of-the-art all-seater stadium. The two year project saw the stadium closed for the duration with all but the main grandstand demolished, which was incorporated into the new design. Suncorp Stadium is one of Australia’s leading rectangular stadiums, if not the world, and it plays host to many major events each year.
